introducido

introduced

adjective een-troh-doo-SEE-doh Rare

Usage Note

Introducido is the past participle of introducir used attributively. It describes something that has been brought in, launched, or inserted — una especie introducida ('an introduced species'), un producto recientemente introducido ('a recently launched product'). It can also describe a person who is well-connected or established in a social or professional circle: está muy introducido en el sector ('he is very well-connected in the sector').

Examples

"El sistema fue introducido hace tres años."

Natural Translation

The system was introduced three years ago.

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